Golden Triangle Tour With Kathmandu

Itinerary

• Day 1 Arrive Delhi

  Our company well experienced driver will greet you when you arrive at Delhi International Airport and drive you to the hotel. Delhi is a significant city that has served as an ideal representation of India's illustrious past and prosperous present. Its stunning fusion of different cultures, nationalities, and traditions, its historical heritage, and its contemporary way of life never fails to astound visitors. The remaining of your day is yours to do as you, please.

  Highlights : Overnight stay at hotel in Delhi

• Day 2 Sightseeing tour of Delhi

  After morning breakfast, proceed with a sightseeing trip to Delhi, stopping at Jama Masjid, India's biggest mosque. Then visit Chandni Chowk – the oldest, biggest bazaar in Old Delhi. Afterward, proceed towards Fatehpuri Masjid and take a rickshaw to the Red Fort. Upon meeting you there, our chauffeur will take you past Red Fort, a historical fort in Delhi built in the 17th century, and then to Rajghat - a memorial where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated. An eternal flame burns on one part of this memorial, which never goes out

  Get a tour of the Humayun's Tomb - the first garden-style tomb in India. The four garden squares with water passageways encircling the tomb are the primary attraction of this tomb, designed in Persian architecture. Travel through the President of India's home, Rashtrapati Bhawan, and the entrance is known as India Gate, constructed in their memory. Visit the Qutub Minar, which Qutab-ud-din Aibak constructed in 1193 to symbolize the start of Muslim authority in India. Spend the night in a motel in Delhi.

• Day 3 Delhi to Agra (243 kms / 4 hrs 23 mins)

  After your healthy morning meal, you will proceed to Agra. Agra is a stunning city on the Yamuna River. It rose significantly as the Mughal Empire's capital from 1526 to 1628 due to its magnificent Mughal-era structures and UNESCO World Heritage sites, especially the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Fatehpur Sikri. All of these sites are very famous tourist destinations. On arrival check in at the hotel. Take some rest and, visit the Agra Fort, similar to Delhi's spectacular Red Fort. Some of the renowned spots in this city are the Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors), Diwan-i-Aam (Hall of Public Audience), and Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of Private Audience). 

  Have fun with a stunning view of the Taj Mahal later in the evening. The Taj Mahal is the most abundant representation of love, devotion, and purity ever, and it took nearly 22 years to construct. The mortal remains of Mughal Emperor Shahjahan (who constructed the Taj Mahal) and his wife are interred in this mausoleum made of ivory-white marble. (Mumtaz). This magnificent structure has a fascinating property that, when illuminated by moonlight, changes color from pinkish in the morning to milky white in the evening to golden at night. It is genuinely amazing to see the sunset over this famous structure. Stay the night in a hotel in Agra.

• Day 4 Agra to Jaipur (238.7 kms / 4 hrs 27 mins) En route Fatehpur Sikri

  After your morning meal and check-out, drive to Jaipur also referred to as the Pink City of India. On the way sightseeing of Fatehpur Sikri - the Mughal Empire's discarded capital. The Buland Darwaza, Dargah of Sheikh Salim Chishti, and Panch Mahal are just a few of the city's marvelous Mughal-era structures. Before proceeding on your journey, you have time to tour Fatehpur Sikri's nooks and crannies. Onward drive towards Jaipur. Get into the hotel to check in when you arrive in Jaipur. Because of the widespread use of pink sandstone in the city's buildings, Jaipur is called the "Pink City of India." Its landmarks feature a variety of styles of architecture, and its bustling bazaars are well-known for their traditional jewelry and handicrafts. This city's atmosphere is eloquent in describing the affluent way of life of the Rajput Kings.

  Highlights : Overnight stay at hotel in Jaipur

• Day 5 Jaipur sightseeing tour

  After your breakfast explore the beautiful city of Jaipur. Get a tour of Amer Fort from the 16th century, which features earlier secret rooms for the King and royal Rajput women and private halls and pavilions. This fort's image as it hits Maota Lake is incredibly beautiful. Enjoy a trip on an elephant here. Discover the City Palace, which includes former private and silver objects, public chambers, gates, the king's private chambers, courtyards, and much more. Go to Jantar Mantar later. The Samrat Yantra, the largest sundial in the world, is housed in this astronomical observatory. Also, visit the five-story Hawa Mahal, a Rajput-era palace built in 1799. It is well-known for its 953 windows with amazing latticework and intricate designs. The famous Textiles, Gems, Carpets, and Handicrafts Markets can be visited later in the afternoon. Souvenirs can be purchased in abundance in Jaipur.

  Highlights : Overnight stay at hotel in Jaipur

• Day 6 Jaipur to Delhi (309 kms / 5 hrs 27 mins)

  Take a ride back to Delhi after your morning meal. When you get there, check into the hotel and rest. Evening free for leisure.

  Highlights : Overnight stay at hotel in Delhi

• Day 7 Delhi to Kathmandu (by flight / 01 hr 50 mins)

  After breakfast, you will check out of the hotel and be taken to the airport. Take a flight from Delhi to Kathmandu. Kathmandu Nepal's capital is at 4,600 feet. For people who are spiritual as well as religious, it is a spiritual haven. In addition, trekkers and adventure seekers alike enjoy it a lot. Relax and unwind after checking in at the hotel upon arrival. The remaining day can be spent relaxing or exploring the city. Spend the night in Kathmandu.

• Day 8 Kathmandu sightseeing

  We'll take a trip to the city after having a healthy breakfast at the hotel. Beginning with a visit to the small hilltop Swayambhunath Stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For centuries, the stupa has been a symbol of peace and faith. It is thought to have started about 2,000 years ago. Gold-adorned temples and vibrant prayer flags adorn this sacred Hindu and Tibetan Buddhist site. Afterward, proceed to the Kathmandu Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site opposite the royal king's palace. Various royal palaces have been built at this location since the third century. The precinct is home to several temples and other structures built in the Newari architectural style, named after the Newar people who lived in Kathmandu Valley in the past. These buildings still clearly show the effects of a significant earthquake in this region in 2015. 

  Pay a visit to the Pashupatinath Temple, a sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, also known as the God of Destruction. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with intricate wall architecture and wood carvings. Because it is the earliest Hindu temple in Kathmandu, it attracts thousands of pilgrims yearly. Explore Nepal's biggest and most sacred Buddhist temple, Boudhanath Stupa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a significant Tibetan Buddhist site of devotion and meditation that dates back to the fourteenth century. Like the Swayambunath Stupa, the stupa is topped by a set of ever-present Buddha eyes on all four sides. 

  Highlights : Overnight stay at hotel in Kathmandu

• Day-9 Kathmandu sightseeing

  After breakfast this morning, begin a half-day sightseeing trip to Bhadgaon, also known as Bhaktapur. Bhaktapur is one of Nepal's three royal towns, which is only 14 kilometers away from Kathmandu. It is believed to have started in the ninth century. Mud-brick and pagoda-style buildings with copper roofs on wooden structures are part of the old city's remarkable ancient architecture. Before the modern period took hold, the city was an actual depiction of Nepali heritage and culture. Here, skilled regional artisans can be seen creating lovely ceramics. We'll travel to Patan City later. One of the three major towns in the Kathmandu Valley is Patan, also known as Lalitpur, which means "city of beauty." It serves as Nepal's primary historical and cultural hub. It is believed that the city was the initial settlement in the valley. You'll explore Patan Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that welcomes visitors to an amazing collection of stunningly carved temples, palace courtyards, public baths, and houses. These houses were built under the patronage of various valley dynasties and featured elaborate woodwork, stone, and metal carvings. Nepal's finest collection of temples and palaces consists of more than 1,000 monuments and temples. After dinner, return to the hotel and unwind. Spend the night in Kathmandu.

• Day 10 Departing from Kathmandu and back to your destination

  After completing the Golden Triangle Tour With kathmandu, we will pick you up from the hotel after breakfast and take you to the airport for your onward journey.

  Here your Golden Triangle Tour With kathmandu comes to an end with lifelong memories.